Aryeo
Photo Editing & Floor Plans
Content platform for real estate media delivery, used by photographers and agents, with AI virtual staging on Pro.
From $49 / monthFree planBuilt for real estate
PhotoUp
Back-office platform for real estate photographers and marketers: photo editing, AI staging, property websites and 360° tours, paid with credits.
From $1.50 / creditFree sampleCreditsBuilt for real estate
Watch for: Staged photos usually need a disclosure.
Pricing
On-demand credits are $1.50 with no plan. Monthly plans start at Starter, shown at $39 or $49 per month depending on term.
- On-demand: $1.50/credit
- Starter: $39 or $49/mo by term
- Pro: $99 or $129/mo by term
- Growth: $319 or $399/mo by term
Free option: 5 free credits; no credit card required.
Stated Features
- Photo editing from 1 credit
- AI virtual staging from 3 credits
- Property websites
- 360° tours with AI enhancement
Integrations
None named on the page we read.
Good Fit For
- Teams
- Brokerages
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Alternatives to PhotoUp
BoxBrownie
Virtual Staging
Pay-per-item editing for property marketing: photo enhancement, staging, floor plans, virtual tours and copywriting.
From $2 / editFree sampleBuilt for real estate
Fotello
Photo Editing & Floor Plans
AI media workflow aimed mainly at real estate photographers and media teams, priced per listing.
From $16 / listingFree planBuilt for real estate
Autoenhance.ai
Photo Editing & Floor Plans
AI photo editor for property images: HDR merge, sky replacement, perspective correction and window pulling.
Price not verifiedFree sampleBuilt for real estate
Common Questions
How Much Does PhotoUp Cost?
From $1.50 / credit. On-demand credits are $1.50 with no plan. Monthly plans start at Starter, shown at $39 or $49 per month depending on term.
Is PhotoUp Free?
Free sample. 5 free credits; no credit card required.
What Are Alternatives to PhotoUp?
Other tools for the same job include Aryeo, BoxBrownie, Fotello, Autoenhance.ai.
Sources
Read on November 6, 2026. We have not hands-on tested this product, and vendor claims are the vendor's. Found something out of date? Send a correction.